Take our real SmartforTwo car for a test drive, then fill the gas tank and wash the windows Build fantastic vehicles with roller blade wheels and blocks embedded with magnets, and test them on our 37-foot test course Climb up to a second level on a rope net and come back down on a corkscrew slide Launch parachutes off a vertical conveyor that climbs towards the upper reaches of the domed room Use a pulley system to return parachutes from the ground level to their second-floor launch pad Send toy cars down a custom raceway you build from interchangeable track pieces Make a rocket to aim and launch it at targets by Henry Loustau, a hand-operated roller coaster for balls that Rock Music by Ned Kahn, found in a hallway outside the Garage exhibit Using sustainable practices in this space also helps to retain its garage-like authenticity.  Many of its original surfaces were kept intact during the Museum's 2004 expansion, including the brick walls and the projection screen of the former Buhl Planetarium.

The tire chairs and the giant tire sculpture in the Garage are examples of upcycling, repurposing discarded items into something of worth. Download the file below for visiting tips for before and after your visit to the Garage. Visiting Tips for the GarageSituated on nearly eight acres, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center offers 1.5 million square feet facility. Four floors house 53 meeting rooms (including two 250-seat lecture halls) and the 31,610 square-foot Spirit of Pittsburgh Ballroom as well as providing 313,400 square feet of exhibit space (236,900 sq. ft. column free). Take a look at each floor’s unique flexible layout. Floor 1: The easily accessible first floor offers a total of 76,500 square feet of exhibit space in two halls that is serviced by 8 covered loading docks and 2 drive-in ramps. A 700-space parking garage is adjacent. Also, on the first floor are the West Lobby, East Lobby, Administration Office and the entrance to the Water Feature leading to the Convention Center Riverfront Plaza.

Floor 2: The second floor offers 236,900 square feet of column-free exhibit space in 3 halls serviced by 24 loading docks and 3 drive-in ramps. Thomas The Train Bedding Set ToddlerThe space is brightly illuminated with natural daylight and features a darkening shade system. Cheap Prom Dresses With CamoLeading into the Halls is the spacious pre-function space, the Concourse overlooks the Allegheny River.Buy Toilet Seats Online India Floor 3: The third floor features the Spirit of Pittsburgh Ballroom, 38 meeting rooms, 2 terraces — Allegheny Overlook and South Terrace, Green Roof. Also, on the third floor is the entrance to skywalk to the 614-room Westin Hotel. Floor 4: The fourth floor provides 13 meeting rooms, 2 lectures halls and a roof-top park called North Terrace offering an unique outdoor venue with fantastic views of the City.

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All you need to do is enter an exact address, or, to find a list of all of the violations issued on a street, just type in the street name. If you are aware of a problem but do not see a violation issued, please contact 311 by clicking here to request an inspection. Our mission is to provide life safety and a better quality of living to the residents of the City of Pittsburgh. The Department of Permits, Licenses and Inspections works closely with Public Safety Bureaus (Police and Fire), Finance, Public Works and the Department of City Planning's Zoning Department. Many cities have different methods of organizing their departments. We have worked hard to present our services in an intuitive layout on our site. If you have any questions, or would like to speak with someone in person, please call  412-255-2175. For the most up-to-date information about PLI, check out our Facebook Page. Review, approve and issue permits for all buildings and structures within the City of Pittsburgh

Beginning July 15, 2015, the Department will begin requiring some third party inspections for some HVAC and electrical permits. Please visit the Construction and Permits page to learn more. Code Violations and Enforcement Enforce City of Pittsburgh codes City of Pittsburgh Licenses Regulate amusement, trade and business licenses Please see the link below for a list of Building Permits pending review, which is updated weekly. The list is organized by permit number and does not necessarily correspond to the review order. If your permit is not on the list, it is being currently reviewed, revisions have been requested or has been approved. Please contact 412-255-2175 with any questions. All permits applications, including previsions, are reviewed in the order in which they are submitted to PLI. The general timeframe for reviews are as follows: Residential Applications - reviewed within approximately 15 business days. Commercial Applications - initial applications are reviewed within approximately 30 business days, revisions are reviewed within approximately 15 business days.

After an application is reviewed, the individual listed as the applicant on the PLI application form will be contacted to either request revisions or notify of approval. Approved Vacant Vending Sites The City of Pittsburgh now maintains a list of approved fixed vending locations available for Stationary Vendors.  Click the link above to view the list and learn about nominating new vending locations or becoming a licensed Stationary Vendor. Please be aware that effective immediately interior demolition work will require a building permit for all residential and commercial buildings and structures. PLI's public offices (and the adjacent zoning offices on the third floor) are open from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Monday through Friday. Inspectors are available in the office from 8:00 am to 10:00 am and are in the field for the remainder of the day. Please be aware that PLI's offices are closed on the following holidays: New Years Day, MLK Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving Day (Thursday and Friday), and Christmas Day.